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Currently in beta, tunesBag is a free browser-based media player that allows you to (legally) upload your music, play it online, and share with other people. Think of tunesBag as an online version of iTunes that grants you access to your full audio library from any computer with an Internet connection. Since it’s entirely web [...] The free remote file storage service – Who.hasfiles.com – has recently updated to include web sharing and hosting capabilities. We’ve written about Who.hasfiles.com before. Essentially, Who.hasfiles offers 100 MB of free online storage. No, that’s not a whopping amount of space by any means, but what sets them apart is the manner in which you [...] In continuing our online storage series, today we’re going to look at ADrive, which offers a whopping 50GB of free storage. So far we have taken a look at: Dropboks Note: In addition to the free plan, ADrive also offers paid plans with additional features and storage space. For this article, I’m using the free version. For [...] I am pleased to report that Dropbox has fully opened to the public, no more invitations needed! A few weeks ago I reviewed Dropbox (see review) and concluded that it was the online storage service of my dreams. I still hold to that claim. Everyone who signs up receives 2 GB of storage space. Not only [...] If you missed the offer last May for 250 GB of free storage from FileDropper, you may have a second chance. A company called File Savr now has the exact same offer (free premium accounts), valid until September 15. Signup If you wish to grab your free 250 GB online storage, use their special link. Though they [...] I’ve had a Box.net online storage account for a few years now. While they only offer 1 GB for free, it’s handy for quickly backing up small important files, such as handouts I create for the classes I teach. While anyone can log into the web interface at any time, it’s also possible to access your [...] Now and then an online storage provider comes along and offers features so unrealistic (for free) that one wonders how on earth that company will survive. Nine times out of ten, they do not, and their domain names soon join the endless wasteland of spam parking. Along comes MyBloop, a free online service that offers supposedly [...] |
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